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Posts Tagged: Maya Rodale

Notable NYC: 4/6–4/12

By Ian MacAllen

April 6th, 2019

Literary events in and around NYC this week!

Tags: Adam Giannelli, Adrienne Ianiciello, Alan Davies, Alexis Daria, Alison C. Rollins, Amos Barshad, Amy Rose Spiegel, Ana Bozicevic, Ana Luísa Amaral, Andrew Reeves, Ariel Francisco, Ben Mazer, Bill Griffith, Brenda Shaughnessy, Brois Dralyuk, Caleb Beckwith, Charles Bernstein, Claudia Serea, Clive Thompson, Collier Meyerson, D. Nurkse, Dani McClain, Danielle Lazarin, Danielle Sinay, David Leonhardt, David Merchese, Diane Mehta, Dinaw Menges, Ed Pavlić, Edgar Kunz, Edmund Berrigan, Elizabeth Acevedo, Erika Meitner, Eugene Lim, Fahima Haque, Gala Mukomolova, Geoffrey O'Brien, H.S. Cross, Halle Butler, Irina Mashinski, Jasmine Sanders, Jason Koo, Jennifer duBois, Jess Row, Jessica Greenbaum, Jessie Chaffee, Jinnie Lee, Joanna C. Valente, Julia Alvarez, karan mahajan, KC Trommer, Kwame Onwuachi, Laia Garcia, Leanne Shapton, Lev Ozerov, Lynn Melnick, Marcia Butler, Margaret Jull Costa, Maria Haro, Maris Kreizman, Maya Rodale, Mayukh Sen, Meg Wolitzer, Meghan O'Rourke, Miriam Toews, Molly Dektar, nathaniel rich, New York City, Notable New York City, Notable NYC, Pierre Jarawan, Raena Shirali, Raquel Balboni, rivka galchen, Robert Lynn, Rosebud Ben-Oni, ross gay, Sally Thorne, Sam Ross, Sarah Gambito, Sarah MacLean, T.A. Stanley, Thora Siemsen, Tim Fitts, Vi Khi Nao

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